Sentence examples for a later source from inspiring English sources

The apples were added by a later source.

A later source of anxiety was India's affirmative action (or "reservation") policies, which set aside university slots and civil-service jobs for people from recognised historically stigmatised groups, known as "scheduled castes and tribes".

A contemporary text, The Song of the Battle of Hastings, says that he was buried on a cliff top; a later source claims he survived the battle and lived for many years as a hermit; but other texts – and most historians – suggest he was buried in Waltham Abbey, which he had endowed.

And within the Bible, a later source occasionally comments directly or indirectly on an earlier source, a technique scholars call intertextuality.

A later source, the 11th-century Vita Ecgwini, claims that Ecgwine accompanied Coenred and Offa to Rome, but historians have treated this with scepticism.

A later source described how he appeared in 1905:"He was tall, and as the saying goes, built like a whip.

The issue between Saul and Samuel came to a head in the events described in chapter 15 (a section from the later source).

In 1966 he was reported to be a bachelor; later sources shed no light on his marital status.

A few later sources take issue with the proposed ibis-identity of the solitaire, and have even regarded the "white dodo" as a valid species.

According to a later Tibetan source, Nagarjuna (the 2nd 3rd-century ce Buddhist philosopher) began his studies there.

Perhaps the answer is to be found in the formula recorded by a later literary source, the Greek historian Diodorus Siculus (f1. 1st century bc), who wrote that "they gave them back their laws".